Races Set in McArthur for Mayor and School Board
With the filing deadline near, two obstacles mark Vin ton County races in McArthur: mayor and the Vinton County Board of Education. McArthur Mayor Melvin H. Shover won’t seek re-election, three candidates have filed including 19-year-old Robert Robinson, former mayor Charles Crow, and Paul Wallar. Incumbents Graves and DePue seek re-election to the school board, joined by six others filed or circulating petitions for the two posts. Additional races include village council, board of public affairs, and clerk treasurer with several incumbents unopposed or facing contenders.
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McArthur
Charles Crow
Paul Wallar
Vinton County
Charles Sowers
Jackson Township
Ralph Rogers
Hamden
Lowell J. Russ
Laurence Calvin
Jerry Perry
Patty White Napier
New Plymouth
Robert Dodrill
Raymond Thomas
Herbert Kinnison
Board of Public Affairs
Russell Wallar
Paul Reynolds
Ralph Workman
Earl Cecil
Charles McCoppin
Peggy Beckner
Perry Court News Highlights Local Court Actions And Transfers
Weigand GMC Truck Sales files a $825 debt suit with 6 percent interest from July 31 1970 in Common Pleas Court against Homer Chamberlin. Perry County court fines two women for shoplifting at Kroger New Lexington. State gasoline tax checks totaling 30000 for June and 7007 for April are received for county road funds and sales tax. Juvenile Court handles four cases with drivers warned or restricted. Executors named for Bertha Drury and Quay Grimes estates. Will provisions and divorces noted, including visits and child support terms. Multiple marriage licenses issued. several land transfers recorded in New Lexington and Crooksville areas.
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Common Pleas
Weigand Gmc Truck Sales, Inc
Maysville Ave
Zanesville
Homer Chamberlin
New Lexington
Monna J. Williams
Mary Catherine Savage
Perry County
Kroger
Daniel Jenkins
Glouster
BPW District Meeting Held In Nelsonville
Nelsonville hosts District 15 Presidents Meeting at Shafer's Restaurant on Canal Street with District Director Elizabeth Yerian presiding. Nelsonville delegates Charlene Milhoan and Ella Johnson attended. plan Fall October meeting with Nelsonville as hosts. members urged to report address changes to Milhoan.
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Nelsonville
Shafer’s
Canal Street
Elizabeth Yerian
Nelsonville Club
Wellston Personal News Notes and Health Updates
Kenneth Krieble former Wellston service director lies in ICU at Chillicothe Hospital after a heart attack last week. Frances Campbell former Wellston school employee 16 years is in critical condition in University Hospital Columbus after a cerebral hemorrhage. Tom Bishop of South New York Ave in intensive care at Holzer Hospital recovering from a heart attack. his wife Mary released from Oak Hill Hospital after two weeks. A camping trailer feature touts nickel stainless steel posts for quick roof raise and durable support in wind.
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Wellston
Kenneth Krieble
Wellston Service
Chillicothe Hospital
Krieble
Frances Campbell
Wellston School System
University Hospital
Columbus
Tom Bishop
South New York Ave
Holzer Hospital
Cars Collide In Racine Crashes Reported By Sheriff
POMEROY The Meigs County Sheriff reports two traffic mishaps in Racine and on Route 248. John Wolfe 16 New Haven failed to stop at Pearl and Fourth and was cited. Rodney Gi beaut 21 Racine drove east and collided with Wolfe. Steven Mayes 17 Reedsville ran off Route 248 struck a telephone pole but was not injured or cited.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Mayes
Meigs County community events and meetings listed
The Meigs area hosts the Taylor Harro reunion at Meigs County Fairgrounds with a noon basket dinner and a Long Bottom Church homecoming with a noon meal. Garden Club gathers at Mrs. Max Roller’s home Monday at 7 30 p m. DeMolay initiatory work at the Masonic Temple Monday 7 30 p m. Lodge 363 F and AM meets Tuesday for master masons. Varsity football to meet at 5 p m. equipment to be distributed. Guernsey Breeders field day picnic at Carnahan home with speaker Wayne McLaughlin. Helen Lathan of Ohio Py tian Sisters to visit Meigs Temple 153 Tuesday.
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Taylor-Harper
Meigs County Fairgrounds
Long Bottom Methodist Church
Middleport Garden Club
Max Roller
Meigs
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Middleport Lodge No
F&am
Southeastern Ohio Guernsey Breeders Association
James Carnahan
Wayne McLaughlin
Helen Lathan
East Palestine
Ohio Pythian Sisters
Meigs Temple
Wellston Welcomes News Writer Joann Hunter
Mrs Joann Hunter formerly with the Sentinel now covers Wellston for Messenger subscribers. She will welcome local news items by phone at 384-3608. The Wellston correspondent plans several feature stories and hopes for more reader cooperation.
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Wellston
Joann Hunter
The
Sentinel
Messenger
Hunter
GI Visited By Gridders In Hospital
Army Specialist 5 Michael A. Matheny, patient at Camp Zama Army Hospital in Japan, received a surprise visit from Big Eight commissioner Wayne Duke and four college football players as part of a USC sponsored goodwill tour of Far East military hospitals. The visitors included Tommy Cassanova LSU Ernie Cook Minnesota Smylie Gebhart Georgia Tech and Curt Watson Tennessee. Matheny is the son of Ralph and Mrs. Matheny and his wife Vonna lives in Walsenburg Colorado.
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NEW
Straitsville Army
Michael A. Matheny
Army Hospital
Camp Zama
Japan
U.S
Far East
Wayne Duke
Tommy Cassanova
LSU
Ernie Cook
University of Minnesota
Smylie Gebhart
Georgia Tech
Curt Watson
University of Tennessee
Future of Tri-County CAA to be discussed at planning meeting
The Tri County Community Action Agency outlines its service area covering Athens Hocking and Perry counties and will hold a public planning meeting on Thursday August 5 at 7 30 p m in Nelsonville York High School Buchtel. Robert Fox CAA analyst from the Regional Office of Economic Opportunity Chicago will attend.
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LOGAN
Tri-County Community Action Agency
Nelsonville
York High School
Buchtel
Robert Fox
CAA
Regional
Office of Economic Opportunity
Chicago
Tri- County Community Action Agency
Athens
Hocking
Perry
Strap Use Prohibited in Toronto Schools
The Toronto Board of Education voted 11 to 6 to end the use of straps in city schools. Trustees said children shall no longer be subjected to corporal punishment after the policy change. previously straps 16 inches long and 1% inches wide were used to spank hands.
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Toronto —Pi
Toronto Board of Education
Hamden Man Builds Front Yard Wind Carvings
Charles Zinn of Hamden age 89 installs wind spinning sculptures in his front yard made from plastic milk and bleach containers. He heats plastic to shape fins, paints them, and mounts them on pipes to catch breezes. He also grows unusual container plants and previously raised Siberian crab trees for cider.
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Eling
Hamden
Charles Zinn
Zinn
78 New Books Added To Logan Library Shelf
Logan-Hocking County District Library purchased 78 new selections for its shelves including non fiction titles such as The White House Years and Capone and fiction works like The Drifters and The Exorist. The list spans subjects from science to travel and poetry.
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Logan Library
Logan
Logan-Hocking County
William E. Small
Sidney Petrie
R. K. Harrison
Harry Browne
Red Guard
Dai Hsiao-Ai
Gordon A. Bennett
United Nations
George Bishop
Dayton O. Hyde
God
Pierre Joffrey
Norman R. Yetman
Osborn Segerberg
Herbert B. Livesey
Richard B. Erno
Rod McKuen
K. Ross Toole
Ivan T
Firefighters Busy With Three Alarms in Logan
Logan City firefighters battled three separate blazes in just over two hours on Wednesday afternoon. A gas pipe leak near Green Township prompted a small fire, followed by a George Cook residence short circuit fire, then a grass fire near the Logan Clay Products plant behind C and O boxcars burning about 30 feet of grass.
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Logan
Green Township
George Cook
Route 328
Mount St. Mary Hospital Births and Dismissals
Mr and Mrs Jack Lehman Logan Route 3 a son. Mrs Pearl McManaway Glouster Miss Denise Oliver Nelsonville Theodore L Carpenter Nelsonville Route 1. DISMISSED Jerry Scott Paul Murdock Mrs Catherine Thompson William Collins.
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Jack Lehman
Logan Route 3
Pearl McManaway
Glouster
Denise Oliver
Nelsonville
Theodore L. Carpenter
Jerry Scott
Paul Murdock
Catherine Thompson
William Collins
VEW Auxiliary Drive Party Scheduled in Nelsonville
VEW Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars No. 3467 will hold a membership drive party Friday at 7 p.m. at the Post home in Nelsonville. Regular and social members are invited to attend and refreshments will be served.
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Nelsonville
Veterans of Foreign Wars No. 3467
Property Manager Needed for CAA in Three-County Area
Logan Roger McCauley announces a job opening for a property manager to oversee all CAA property including GSA items. Responsibilities include ordering supplies, record keeping, and travel across three counties. Salary 6600 dollars plus mileage. applications due August 6, 1971 at multiple CAA offices.
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Logan
Roger McCauley
Tri- County Community Action Agency
CAA
Government Service Administration
GSA
Athens
New Lexington
West Main Street
Corning
Crooksville
Jacksonville
Deanville
Murray City
Junction City
PRB League
Nelsonville
Youth 19 Injured After Car Hits Bridge on Route 33
Shane Mender, 19, of 176 Church Street, was admitted to Mount St. Mary Hospital after his car veered to the right and struck the Dorr Run bridge near Woodson Roadside Market on Route 33 at about 7 15 a m. He suffered facial lacerations and bruises with initial concern for internal injuries. The car was heavily damaged.
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Nelsonville
Shane Mender
Church St
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Dorr Run
Woodson
Mender
Liberty Bell Ball Success Reported by Twig Six
At the July Twig Six session in Nelsonville Mount St. Mary Hospital Mrs. Judy Boh yer reported on the Liberty Bell Ball held July 3 at the Elks Hall. Boh yer said the event was a success and thanked contributors. Members will be contacted about the Twig parade project for the Parade of the Hills Festival.
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Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Judy Bohyer
Elks Hall
Hocking Valley Hospital Admissions List Includes Six Logan Names
Admission roster shows Carter Purdue of Lancaster and several Logan residents named Mrs. N. M. Brown, Robert Boals, Mrs. James Simpson and daughter, Thomas Burns, Charles Chidester, Miss Deborah Malone, and Mrs. Alvira Goodwin.
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Carter Purdue
Lancaster
N. M. Brown
Robert Boals
Logan
James Simpson
Thomas Burns
Charles Chidester
Deborah Malone
Alvira Goodwin
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Belle
Lyman A. Glass
Pleasant Township
Lola Mae
Grace Hensler
William M. Hensler
Gotham
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New Straitsville
Marvin R. Post
Marietta Anderson
Roseville
Dane Anderson
Auburndale
Fla
Meredith Rand Hupp
Sue Ellen Gutridge
Gary L. Wilson
Joyce M. Hall
Homer Storts
Georgia McGill
Albert Dwayne Spencer
Patricia Sue Starner
Daleb £. Hager
Sondra I. O'Conner
Hersel V. Skeens
Beeman H
Wanda
R. Kokensparger
Harry L
Bessie
Lindawood
Billy J
Patricia Colbert
Harrison Township
John
Catherine Jerrell
Monroe Township
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
BPW
Charlene Milhoan
Ella Johnson
Racine
Meigs Meetings
Richardson
Tri-County
Gallipolis
King
Guerden Liberty
Keith Goble
Hamden Man
Front Yard
Trav
House Beautiful
Coral Sea
Jacques-Yves Cousteau
Eugene Andes
Walker Percy
Kit Reed
Elizabeth Peters
Ken Bernstein
Julia Savarese
Anne Edwards
James A. Michener
Stephen Ransome
Noah Webster
Marble Forest
Eaton K. Goldthwaite
Dell Shannon
Ursula Curtiss
Sonora
Will Charles
the Brages
Ford Bowne
Durango
Bob Haning
Elmer Kelton
Luna
H. A. Bevis
John Lymington
VEW
Sausalito
Karr
Cadillac
Oldsmobile
Pomeroy, Ohio
Twig Dance
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Texaco Fuel Chief
City Ice & Fuel Co. Pt
Banug
Pan
Rutland
FDIC
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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